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    Question whats the diff?

    Whats the diff between C#, C and C++? i know alil about the diff between c and C++ but i know nothing about C# and due to the activity i noticed in this section... it must not b to popular.
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    It is quite new and yet not taught at schools or universities, so there aren't many people who use C# at the moment. But as someone who uses both ( plus VB ) I think C# will prevail, it has too many features that make life easier for a programmer ( and therefore programming less costly ) to be put aside.
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    The difference is that .net is a middleware component. The C# specification is designed from the Common Language Infrastructure, it is a subset.

    The middleware framework communicates with Win32 subsystems instead of requireing that the programmer to do it manually.

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